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Nanorecparty.Pdf The Party: Nano Records is promoting its productions with the label night which is brings on tour the entire Nano crew with a show that beside the dj sets of Spiller, Glitch, Rubini and Mawkish live, includes the IRDP visuals, the Cento Canesio performances and the live scratches from Color. The label’s nights can be configured according to the needs of the customer, festival, club, by including all or a part of the artists of Nano Rec. The label support is not limited to what concerns the music section but coordinates and organizes the event helping to create set ups, animations with projections and performances, the production of graphic material and promotional support through its Newsletter and MySpace bulletins. The Label: Nano Rec was founded in 2003 by the Venetian Dj and producer Cristiano Spiller, with the aim to publish and promote independently, house and electronic music. The label, born after the international success of Groovejet (If this ain’t love) in 2000, release the first single in 2004, Sola, by DJ Spiller, which in the UK was strongly supported by Pete Tong on BBC radio. The 12” of Jumbo, released in 2006, immediately reached the top of the Buzz Chart and the top 10 of Jay Culture and became an anthem in ibiza for that summer. A label open to experimentation, which is not scared to invest in a new talents as Glitch, a discovery of Spiller, that with Tiptoe (2004), Superwavin (2006) and Share It (2007) received positive feedbacks on prestigious publications such as DJ Magazine and imposed his unique and recognizible style. On February 14, 2008 the first EP of Mawkish, supported by Pete Tong, captures the preferences of critics. Scheduled releases for the next year are the albums of Spiller and Glitch. www.myspace.com/nanorec Active since the youth as Italian house dj, Spiller debuts as a producer in 1997 with Tommy Vee under the pseudonym of “Laguna”. His first record, “Spiller from Rio”, was released on Azuli UK. After that Spiller signed a contract with the German label Peppermint Jam, the American Twisted, the English Positiva and EMI in UK, he released his first single, “Batu- cada” with remixes by Boris Dlugosch which conquered a big achievement in America and Japan. In’99 was published “Mighty Miami EP” containing an instrumental version of “Groovejet (If This Is not Love)”. The vocal version of the song, performed by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, reaches the top of the charts in many countries becoming the most important dance success of the year and selling nearly two million cop- ies. Later, the song had the primacy of being the first song to be played by an iPod, as Apple declared. After remixes for artist like St Germain, Bob Sinclar, RUN DMC and Cerrone, Spiller relelased another single for EMI, entitled “Cry Baby”, which was remixed by Royksopp, Spiller then decided to take control over his music productions founding his indipendent label Nano Rec, in Venice. Three further EPs containing big dance hits were published in the following years as “Sola” in 2004, “Jumbo” in 2006 and “Rambolips” in 2007. As a DJ, Spiller simply played in the best clubs of every corner of the planet. www.myspace.com/djspiller DJ/Live Set Glitch brings always a totally fresh and new vision to his pro- ductions, both in the studio as a producer and in the club as a dj, over 20 years he has taken part of various projects and had his name on labels such as Emi, DFC, Ocean Trax, Pro- lifica, Nano Rec, Atlantic, Positiva, Blue Note, just to name a few.... After a long collaboration with Dj Spiller (Groove Jet/ Positiva) he got signed for Nano Rec for whom he is the main artist, his first releases got istant hype from the international djs such as Pete Tong, Busy P, Radio Slave, Mousse T. On his much anticipated album “Autoreverse”, his wide-eyed ap- proach to sounds is only equal to his attention for details, in the research for the perfect tune. www.myspace.com/glitch Dj set DJ and producer Denis Rubini, better known simply as DJ Rubini, started his career in the early ‘90s, totally involved in the new italian house-underground vibe of that moment. Towards the half of ‘90 he enters in contact with the Bologna house-scene and in particular with the Pastaboys (first inspi- ration and good friends of DJ Rubini) and performs frequently at “Kinki”, historical and influential club of the underground dance movement. During the same period he plays in im- portant clubs like “Gatto e la Volpe” in Ferrara and “Pascià” in Riccione, continuing and increasing at the same time its activity in the North of Italy. In 1993 he found the City of Saint Studio, his recording studio and began networking with dif- ferent people from the music industry leading to a collabora- tion with Gabriel Covacich aka Glitch (Nano Rec) and to the Sub-7 project, signed by EMI with the track “Tokai”. Currently based in Berlin and inspired by the city’s explosive house scene and by the contact with artist like Dixon, Ame, Pho- nique, Lindstrom, Chateau Flight and Daniel Wang, he works from his new recording studio in Alexanderplatz at some disco-dub-house tracks. At the same time he organizes and plays number of events in Italy and abroad for Nano Rec, working partner in the Berliner experience. www.myspace.com/rubini Live Mawkish are three characters of the comics, tired of a two- dimensional and sadly flat life, are chasing the dream of ma- terialize in flesh and bones, and becoming the most famous band of the universe. From this new mix between reality and fantasy, real instru- ments and samples, the sound that came out is a sweet mix- ture of disco and funk boogie, as a comics you can bring them everywhere: they could came from your radio in the morning, be the ringing of the phone, the soundtrack of a journey by car, the start up of a party, the sound that remains in the lead after the big party when you get home. Spiller, the interplanetary renowned dj that, on the contrary, has the sole aspiration to become a comics character imme- diately felt in love for them and signed an exclusive remix with Glitch, the artist tip of Nano Records. Mawkish have already had several materialization around Italy with their colorful concerts where virtual disc samples are mixed with real brass, guitars and synth risen from the space age. www.myspace.com/themawkish Scratch and Turntablism Several times champion of Stars Discoteque Battle, Italian champion at the eliminations of DMC2001 and 4° classified at the ITF World Cup in Prague, Color opened in addition concerts for artists like Morcheeba, Vadim, Scratch Perverts, Elisa, DJ Qbert, Guru, De La Soul , DJ Kool Herk with his live performances. Color recently performed, with his scratch, to- gether with Glitch, a column of Nano Rec. www.myspace.com/djcolor Live Visuals They meet in 2005 at Fabrica, the Research Centre of Ben- etton group founded by Oliviero Toscani. In complement to video clips of success they made for artist like Ex-Otago and Scuola Furano, I Ragazzi della Prateria are known for their VJing. During these performances they animate images, photos and drawings made at the time, which get synchro- nized on videoclips thanks to a software they crafted. They make out themselves in the scene with exhibitions for MTV, FarEastFilmFestival, Flux and Nokialab alongside artists like Justice, 2manydjs, Stylophonic, Busy P, Scuola Furano, Jo- vanotti and Spiller. www.myspace.com/iragazzidellaprateria Artworks and Writing He began his career at the end of the 80s painting trains worldwide, thanks to the incessant rhythm and his recog- nizable style in a short time he becomes an icon of graffiti. Among arrest and the other he participated at Airbrush, Hip Hop Village, Meeting of Styles, Toy Night and simultane- ously developed his skills in computer graphics, especially by specializing in clothing: he signed collections for Broke, Dickies and Benetton. He also worked with graphics and per- formance for Vans, Swiss Jeans, TIM, Carhartt, Eastpack, Nike and Montana. His style is increasingly directed towards Lettering Wild Style and his research on simplification has led him to draw very simple characters, the most typical of which is the Canesio, a long-nosed dog that gained the imagination of many fans. Currently Canesio takes care of his clothing line, Lobster, and all graphic images of Nano Rec. www.myspace.com/canesio Italian bookings: Daniela +393286669729 [email protected] International bookings: Rick +34934189637 [email protected] Nano Rec Santa Croce 764 30135 Venice phone/fax: +390412750719 www-nano-rec.com.
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